Almost All DJI Drones Are Out of Stock on Amazon, Are New Drones Coming?

Majority of the DJI’s consumer-based drones are listed as out of stock on the official website as well as other retails like Amazon. Could it be possible that we are due for a slew of new drone releases that sparked rumors about DJI Inspire 3, Spark 2, Phantom 5 and Mavic Air 2?

DroneDJI noticed the DJI drones being out of stock and conducted research on the offerings, which found that most of the drones including Mavic 2 and Phantom 4 Pro are out of stock in their current iterations. In fact, the only drones that DJI have listed that are available for purchase are: DJI Mavic Air Bundle Kit, Mavic 2 Pro Bundle Kit, Mavic 2 Zoom Bundle Kit, Inspire 2, Mavic Pro Starter Kit, and DJI Ryze Tello.

The following drones that are listed as out of stock are:

  • DJI Spark Controller Combo – Alpine White
  • DJI Spark Fly More Combo – Alpine White
  • DJI Spark Controller Combo – Lava Red
  • DJI Spark Fly More Combo – Lava Red
  • DJI Mavic Air Arctic White
  • DJI Mavic Air Onyx Black
  • DJI Mavic Air Flame Red
  • DJI Mavic 2 Pro
  • DJI Mavic 2 Pro & DJI Goggles RE
  • DJI Mavic 2 Zoom & DJI Goggles RE
  • DJI Phantom 4 Advanced
  • DJI Phantom 4 Pro V2.0
  • DJI Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 & DJI Goggles RE
  • DJI Phantom 4 Pro+ V2.0
  • DJI Phantom 4 Pro+ V2.0 & DJI Goggles RE
  • DJI Inspire 2 Professional
  • DJI Inspire 2 Premium

As we mentioned previously that DJI still have to release a major consumer drone this year. They launched a brand new Robomaster S1 Robot Tank and DJI FPV Air Unit. Furthermore, the company is planning to roll out AirSense, which is basically a new ADS-B sensors that will be implemented in the future drones in 2020.

It only makes sense that DJI is holding off its production for few months until 2020 hits. Thus, it is extremely likely we will see a ton of new drones rolling into the consumer tech market. For now, Holy Stone is winning the race to gain share of the market along with their latest drone models: HS700D Ophelia and HS720 GPS drone.

Hello, welcome to UAV Adviser! My name is Keith Ericksen. I am a commercial licensed drone operator. Flying and talking about the drones is my passion. Whether it is toy-grade to professional-grade quadcopters. On my leisure, I enjoy socializing with friends, play video games, hiking, traveling and reading. If you have a project that needs our drone services, please contact us via Hire-A-Pilot page.

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